Serve Aurora programs and services
Explore outreach, advocacy, business and cultural connections, security services and community tools. Serve Aurora is a program of NIEVES Ministries serving Aurora and the Denver metro.

Mobile Resource Center
Street outreach and essential supplies, subject to availability.
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Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Colorado
Business networking, cultural connections and vendor opportunities in Colorado.
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Crusaders United
Grassroots advocacy, community organizing and participation.
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Project J.F.I.R.E.
An initiative honoring James Fedler, focused on second chances and resource connections.
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Serve Aurora Safety & Security
Security service information and proposals through Colorado Security Services.
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ServeFlix
Free family movies and live TV.
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Serve Access
Free resource finder app.
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App Store
Speedora, ServeLink and more.
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Homelessness & basic needs
Outreach, blankets, clothing, food and connections to shelter.
Disability & inclusion
Resource discovery tools and inquiries about access needs for events and activities.
Education, jobs & empowerment
Job fairs, back-to-school events, books and digital access.
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Programs, services & resource connections
Serve Aurora is a program of NIEVES Ministries serving Aurora and the Denver metro. This guide connects existing initiatives without requiring you to know a program name first.
Outreach depends on supplies, schedules and volunteer capacity. Resource listings describe independent organizations; listing an organization does not mean Serve Aurora operates, funds or endorses its services. Contact each provider before visiting.
- Community outreach & essential supplies
- Serve Aurora outreach
Blankets, clothing, hygiene items and food through street outreach and the Mobile Resource Center. Contact the care team about current outreach and available supplies.
Explore the Mobile Resource Center → - Housing, health & assistance referrals
- Independent providers
Find organizations offering food, housing, healthcare, transportation, senior and family support. Confirm eligibility, service area, application steps and availability directly with each provider.
Find community resources → - Disability inclusion & accessibility
- Community access
Explore resource discovery tools and contact us about access needs for a specific event or activity. Ask the relevant provider about accommodations before attending.
Explore Serve Access → - Youth, education & career resources
- Events and resource connections
Find jobs and volunteer roles, and contact our team about current school-supply outreach or education activities. Dates and opportunities vary.
Browse the jobs board → - Culture & community events
- Published event information
Explore cultural celebrations and community gatherings. Check each event’s current date, location and registration details before making plans.
Explore community events → - Volunteer & nonprofit partnerships
- Get involved
Ask about current outreach and event volunteer needs, or discuss how your organization can collaborate. Roles and requirements depend on the activity.
Explore volunteer opportunities → - Business & community connections
- Directory and partnership inquiries
Discover local businesses, submit a business for editorial review, or contact Serve Aurora about sponsorship. A listing does not establish a partnership or endorsement.
Explore the business directory → - Safety & security
- Dedicated service information
Review the security service and training pages for the appropriate service contact. Request current coverage, requirements and a proposal directly from the security team.
Explore safety and security → - Digital community tools
- Connected platforms
Explore ServeMobile, ServeLink, ServeFlix and other published apps. Each platform has its own features, availability and support information.
Explore community apps →
Unsure where to start?
Contact Serve Aurora with your question or call the Care Line at 720-803-2273. Ask about current availability, where to go, who can participate and what to bring. Assistance and referrals do not guarantee placement or funding.
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